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I recently was at one of those all-U-can-eat asian buffets where they had
at the dessert station simply quartered-sliced bananas with a red glaze poured over them. I can't quite put my finger on the taste, although it was pleasant. Interestingly, the sauce possibly had a dual purpose of preventing that ugly brown thing happening when exposed to long? Does anyone know what this is and where I can make/purchanse it? Thanks for any help. |
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homeboy3 wrote:
I recently was at one of those all-U-can-eat asian buffets where they had at the dessert station simply quartered-sliced bananas with a red glaze poured over them. I can't quite put my finger on the taste, although it was pleasant. Interestingly, the sauce possibly had a dual purpose of preventing that ugly brown thing happening when exposed to long? Does anyone know what this is and where I can make/purchanse it? Thanks for any help. At a guess it probably contains - water - red food colouring (chinese restuarants usually use a "rose" colour) - an acid - probably lemon juice out of a bottle - sugar - colourless thickener - arrowroot (same as used in sweet & pork) - spices - star anise? five spice? gtoomey |
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On Sat, 02 Dec 2006 15:47:58 +1000, Gregory Toomey
wrote: homeboy3 wrote: I recently was at one of those all-U-can-eat asian buffets where they had at the dessert station simply quartered-sliced bananas with a red glaze poured over them. I can't quite put my finger on the taste, although it was pleasant. Interestingly, the sauce possibly had a dual purpose of preventing that ugly brown thing happening when exposed to long? Does anyone know what this is and where I can make/purchanse it? Thanks for any help. At a guess it probably contains - water - red food colouring (chinese restuarants usually use a "rose" colour) - an acid - probably lemon juice out of a bottle - sugar - colourless thickener - arrowroot (same as used in sweet & pork) - spices - star anise? five spice? gtoomey And often... if not usually sugar Use the email below please edwAT thewrightsplace DOT us The embedded reply address is to a[mb]use spammers |
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